Designing a Tiny House with SketchUp

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Designing a Tiny House with SketchUp – Full Video Tutorials

Whether you are a tiny home aficionado or just want to improve your SketchUp modeling skills, this course will help you build an entire home on wheels—with many clever space-saving features and a scope to keep you interested and challenged.

In this course, author Scott Onstott shows step-by-step how to build a tiny house, including every virtual stud, sheet of plywood, and appliance going into the project. Along the way, he explores SketchUp features such as components, groups, layers, and textures. By building a house in SketchUp in this detailed manner, you can work out any unforeseen spatial conflicts in the design and virtually eliminate construction problems before you are in the field.

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Designing a Tiny House with SketchUp Key Features

Importing the house plan
Framing the structure
Laying studs and framing walls
Adding plywood sheathing
Paneling the roof
Adding trim, windows, and siding
Adding interior plywood
Modeling windows and frames
Designing the bed, cabinets, counters, and shower
Adding furniture
Modeling the trailer
Animating the tiny house design

About the Author

Scott Onstott is a trainer specializing in the CAD, BIM, 3D, and real-time software used in the AEC industry.

Scott is a consultant, lecturer, author, and independent video producer who has been teaching and writing about architectural and design visualization software since 1999. He provides both online and international on-site training. He is the author of more than a dozen technical books, has taught over a thousand students face-to-face, and has spoken in various public venues on AutoCAD, 3ds Max, SketchUp, and Photoshop. Scott lives in British Columbia with his family.